DPP Overview
A Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a structured record containing the regulatory, environmental, and performance data for a battery product, as required by EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542. This page describes the data model returned by the Traceable public API.
Battery Categories
EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542 defines distinct battery categories, each with different disclosure requirements, thresholds, and mandatory data fields.
JSON-LD Format
Why JSON-LD?
EV Battery Fields
EV (Electric Vehicle) batteries have the most comprehensive disclosure requirements of all five battery categories under EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542. This page describes the disclosures that matter for EV batteries and their regulatory relevance.
LMT Battery Fields
LMT (Light Means of Transport) batteries cover e-bikes, e-scooters, e-mopeds, and similar micro-mobility vehicles. Their disclosure requirements are broadly a subset of EV battery requirements. This page describes the disclosures that matter for LMT batteries and their regulatory relevance.
Industrial Battery Fields
Industrial batteries cover stationary energy storage, forklift batteries, data centre UPS systems, and grid-scale applications with rated energy content exceeding 2 kWh. This page describes the disclosures that matter for industrial batteries and their regulatory relevance.
Portable Battery Fields
Field reference for batteryCategory: "PORTABLE_BATTERY" responses from GET /api/dpp/. Portable batteries cover consumer-replaceable and built-in batteries in everyday devices, such as power banks, power tools, and household electronics.